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Yekaterinburg, Russia
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The fragrance turned out to be quite sharp and cold. In its development, there's a strange note that's hard to describe. Overall, it didn't impress me
This scent isn't as light as it seems. The sweetness is clearly noticeable, and the magnolia, in my opinion, is too prominent. I don't like this note when it stands out so much
For some reason, this fragrance has a low rating, even though I really like it. It has such an appetizing raspberry. It's a shame that it doesn't last long at the start. I wish its scent would linger longer 🍇
This fragrance is light and fresh, just incredibly clean and bright. For warm spring and autumn - it's the perfect choice. In summer, though, it gets lost in the heat, and all its charm fades away 🌼
This is some strange combination of woody notes with spices, hard to understand. Very rich and dense, but it has no sillage. It smells like cheap oriental oil, unclear who it's even meant for 🤔
This fragrance just explodes with energy! Citrus notes combined with a marine accord create an incredible feeling of freshness. Floral nuances add lightness and make it truly unique. Back when it came out, everyone absolutely adored it! 🌊
The fragrance is truly beautiful. It's rich and intense. My bottle sat for a while, and the liquid took on a cognac hue. In this perfume, hot spices and patchouli are at the forefront, sweetness is also noticeable, and oud appears later, in the background. Although it's a masculine scent, I wear it on cold and damp days, and none of my acquaintances have noticed it's meant for men 🌟
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